start with a fox news alert, crisis at the border prompting extreme action from the president. biden overwhelmed from the influx of new immigrants is considering flying the most to the canadian border for processing. >> griff jenkins is live from el paso, texas with new reporting. >> the administration looking at find migrants because they are so overwhelmed, north to the canadian border. i can tell you at least one

employee i know of is in the process of being moved south to help out in the manpower issue down here as we already knew migrants are being shipped from the rio grande valley sector to el paso earlier this weekend fox news is obtained the first photo of a migrant families sent from the rgb over here to el paso inside central processing center that alejandro mayorkas visited yesterday, bipartisan group of four senators, we got to go for a ride all long, because they are denying access, he is not holding any press availability but we heard with senator portman, here's what senator portman had to say about what he saw. >> more and more people,

unlawful, 30% from january. it is getting worse and worse. >> in washington the administration still not calling it a crisis. speaker pelosi had this to say about how the administration is handling it. >> the biden administration has this under control, it is values-based, humanitarian in its aspects, pragmatic in a plan to get things done. >> reporter: the fact is the facilities are at full capacity, when house minority leader kevin mccarthy brought that delegation down, south of the border in tijuana overflowing, exploding,

more than 1000 according to reports, the same tent city facility that was utilized along the border when those caravans came north. in tijuana it might be something we should lay eyes on at some point. >> good on the ground perspective, thank you so much. will: what is important about this perspective is so many things but that on the ground visual of what is happening on the southern border, sometimes numbers don't tell the story. we can quickly look at those numbers here. this is the numbers for current migrant children in us custody, 9500 hhs in customs and border patrol, that is approaching 4000 minors, migrant children in custody, meanwhile single adult encounters up 188%, primarily those are men. the numbers don't always tell

story. anecdotally, a story i've heard from friends and family in texas, talk about these migrant processing facilities, some moving to the canadian border. in towns like midland and odessa, texas, they are seeing these processing centers pop up almost overnight and people in those communities are nervous because in many of those places the positivity rate may have major impact on those local communities. >> not just processing centers inland but centers that were meant to be places where you could make your asylum claim and wait in mexico are processing centers to come into the united states whether you have covid or not you are released in 72 hours or maybe the policy is to be released within 72 hours the kids are being kept for over a week which is against the policy. you mentioned adults being apprehended. that is just the ones

apprehended each of agents spend all their time processing migrants or submitting themselves to border agents the amount of people the cartels are shuttling illegally who are not being apprehended, talk to people who are professionals on the border, they know that is up from where it was before and to me the most -- what is most disturbing? you can't pick it. to nancy pelosi having the audacity to say we have this under control, joe biden has this under control, this is values-based humanitarian pragmatic, everything fine, nothing to see here and the reason they say nothing to see here is there's nothing to see. the most transparent administration in american history mag let press go down and see the facilities. maybe that is because there are kids they don't call cages anymore but hundred stacked together like chris murphy, democrat from connecticut said. maybe there's a problem but they are denying that they won't let

you see because they have a plan that involves a lot on the southern border. >> they very clearly is a problem and if the situation were under control is nancy pelosi claims then they would be inviting press to take a look at that because they want to say this is a contrast, look how far we have come. instead you have them having to conceal the footage we are seeing bits and pieces of that heaven knows what is hidden behind closed doors and windows crammed circumstances are quite because it is not under control, the fact that the word humanitarian can be used in that sentence is laughable. these are not humanitarian conditions in the other thing that is interesting is they won't allow these ride alongs and one of the reasons they are citing his covid. they are concerned about covid, then why aren't you concerned about covid spread among all these individuals who are coming over and forced into cramped cages, do you care about covid or do you not? lots of mixed messaging, they

know they are in trouble because the press started to ask questions and they don't have access. how can journalists report what is going on if they don't have access to see what is going on. the biden administration knows that. former acting director of ice weighed in on the biden administration and its actions. listen to what he said. >> part of this is make it not seem is that on the border but they are getting what they want which is as many illegal immigrants in the country to come to the country as they can just and the communities they will eventually live in will have no say whatsoever, they will have the burden of overcrowded schools, reduced access to medical care and lower wages but they can't say anything about it or they will be called names. it is disgraceful what is going on but this is planned, they wanted this to happen. >> you about the impact when

dispersing migrant processing facilities throughout the country, soon to come to the northern border of the united states and, another fox news alert, the fbi investigating allegations that andrew cuomo used his power to shield political donors from lawsuits. >> in a form and was for accusing him of sexual harassment. telling the new york times, quote, has a way of making you feel comfortable around him almost like you are his friend but when you walk away from the encounter or conversation in your head going i just can't believe i had that interaction with the governor. >> cuomo previously denied all claims of wrongdoing and vows to remain in office. don't know what his political future will look like given what has gone on. you have two side-by-side stories we've been covering for some time, the nursing home scandal, lack of transparency, fudging numbers, now talk about what was and wasn't given in terms of those numbers and

accuracy or lack thereof to the terms of justice and now, he's entitled to his to process when it comes to sexual harassment allegations but you have eight people that have come out and there's a pattern here developing in terms of the accusations, a pattern in terms of his leadership or lack thereof and a pattern of bullying that seems to have emerged from you heard from numerous voices including people who worked closely with him very recently so this is significant, both are significant developments. >> as the sexual harassment claims melt, we are up to number rate it is important to heed the words of our fellow "fox and friends" host here saying let us not forget about the nursing home scandal. the one the fbi is not forgetting. you hate to rank scandals but a matter of life and death and potential corruption case and

cover up of decisions made from the governor's office that impacted people's lives directly, matter of life and death and this is the story we must look at. will: the fbi and brooklyn federal prosecutors are circling governor to governor cuomo, providing false data to minimize nursing home death. if you are providing false data to make yourself look good that is a crime, a bigger problem for cuomo and his administration. candace owens as a knack for getting on these issues, was talking about that angle, the nursing home part of it, here's what she had to say. >> absolutely. it is an open and shut case in terms of obstruction but open and shut cases have never gotten democrats in trouble. you know that i know that. at the end of the day he gets a

slap on the rest, at worst he will have to step down and is not even doing that now. i like to be optimistic, i like to believe in the process, that the fbi will take necessary steps to make sure he never gets any power in his hands ever again but i find myself shocked that they can get away with so much and there seems to be no consequence for any of the actions. >> the word accountability for any figure in power. >> new york no less. we are going to turn to some headlines this hour. a man killed by police in texas was an illegal immigrant wanted for 11 felony charges in arkansas including rape involving minors. he was shot and killed in arlington thursday. us marshals tracked the gps on his own leading police to conduct a traffic stop. officers fired after he allegedly pointed a gun, he was previously deported. capitol hill security finally getting scaled-down.

mmo from the house sergeant at arms reporting perimeter fencing will be taken down this weekend after capital police said there is no credible threat. the removal will make independence and constitution avenues open to traffic for the first time since january. and inner perimeter of fencing will remain. the madness begins. oral roberts university getting its first ncaa tournament win in 47 years, pulling off the upset in overtime against number 2 seed ohio state, check it out. >> to the outside washington off the mark and it is over. expect the unexpected. >> the shocking upset busting 5 million brackets. this may surprise you but i did not know that oral roberts university was a thing until i saw it on twitter yesterday. you learn something new every

day. will: you had north texas beating purdue. a couple really good upsets. here we go off and running. >> it was a good first day. it was devastating. university the 15 seed and in the state of new jersey the first win in 38 years. still at minnesota's governor lockdown governor is one of many democrats statement is under fire for their covid leadership. one man challenging walsh says his status and following science, their following political science, that candidate joins us next. ♪♪ ♪♪

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will: the compensation of college athletes, they luncheon ncaa protest. one player spearheading a movement as george baker tweeted in part the ncaa owns my name, image and likeness. anything less then equal rights is never enough. i am not ncaa property. it comes as the supreme court prepares to hear a case this month over whether the ncaa restrictions on athlete pay violate antitrust laws. public affairs consultant james davis, thanks for being with us this morning, here's that we in regards to the protests going on. they are asking for the following demand. allow profit from the use of their name and image and

likeness by july 1st, that is in play and they are looking at the january start for name, image and likeness. compensation for college athletes and looking to work with state and federal lawmakers, looking at supreme court ruling coming up which would rescind the limit on earning power so should college athletes get paid? when you look at the legal arguments how do you think this should shakeout? >> we only focus on name, image and likeness we are going to have a big miss here. that will benefit the elite players, top draft picks that are likely to go on and have successful career. the issue is broader than that and i love this issue because it is a classic david versus goliath set up, the ncaa has $19 billion a year and players who are tweeting. my money is on the players. the issue is twofold.

it is fairness and if you love college sports and college athletics which i do change has to happen so it is unlikely the supreme court ruling which will not be until june will settle this issue. 7 states have moved unilaterally to take action so what we need is congress to come together with a solution that is more equitable across the board. pete: you are setting aside name, image and likeness. his face on a t-shirt, whatever it may be, can he profit off of his own fame. the more important story at this moment because that is put in place should paul jackson get paid and if you have unique skill you should be able to profit off of that skill but there's an element of freedom involved as well. isn't there an argument the ncaa says we do compensate athletes

in the form of a scholarship and if you want to find a different pay structure go somewhere else. right now the basketball league offering heiskell basketball players 100,$000 to skip college and played directly for them. doesn't that in turn help the ncaa in saying there are other places you can go if you want to get paid 100,$000, here we offer scholarships? >> the disrupted model that you see where players get paid straight out of high school is an example of the free market disrupting the ncaa. the challenge in what they face if the ncaa doesn't change they will go the way of blockbuster. >> you are making a market prediction. maybe these new basketball leagues put the ncaa out of business but that in turn helps the ncaa's argument that they are not antitrust monopolistic institution, we offer scholarships at the ncaa level,

you can choose that form of compensation if you like. >> at the end of the day the ncaa is going to have to come to an agreement, whether that is from themselves as an institution across 50 state that is upheld with all the laws across the states or the states will do a patchwork example of legislation and it will create such disruption and inequity across the league, across the country that it will prevent cinderella teams like oral roberts from getting to the stage they knock off -- brian: we pay them to be the most profitable institutions, the university of texas -- have you seen this video of the ncaa weight room during the tournament, the women's weight room, it is completely -- that on your screen is the women's weight room and this is the men's weight room. what do we take away from this inequity? >> it highlights exactly the suspicion many people have had and brings to the forefront that

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airlines. jetblue has not commented and i think this is a pattern we are seeing a lot of businesses picking up small and large and moving out of new york and i wonder if this will be the new trend, that you will see politicians rushing and essentially begging them and pleading with them to stay in new york when what they really need to do is incentivize them to stand not make it so hard for business to thrive in a place like new york. >> not just new york but california, connecticut, and if you're high-stakes, high tax, high regulation states of been losing businesses for many years. coronavirus and the economic spinoffs from the past year have only exacerbated and intensified that process and i would suggest begging isn't going to do the trick. >> don't underestimate the power of subsidies and cronyism. businesses are happy to take government money if politicians will throw it at them so selection versus we will get you billions on the side of you stay here. that is ultimately long-term that doesn't work for a business

model in every capitalistic country where instead you go to florida, pay a lot less. we will see if those priorities, where it goes. we have another story for you as well, the nonstop wave of migrants overrunning the us border the biden administration scrambling to quell the crisis, a new report indicates the white house is considering flying migrants away from the mexican border to states near the canadian border. our next guest is running for governor of one of those states and is and having it. for a republican minnesota state senator and gubernatorial candidate doctor scott jensen joined me now. thanks for being here. a lot of viewers recognize you from the channel and the work you've done talking about covid. your reaction to the idea that there is a crisis on the border and we are shuttling migrants up north. >> no question the concept of

open borders is just so ill thought out and the consequences will be dramatic so they are saying hold it. we've got to think this through. >> one of the rationales for your candidacy has been covid and the reaction to it and the government overreach, you have been labeled by your opponent is dangerous for talking about science contrary to the polite opinion, they tried to pull your medical license. when it comes to the cdc saying it is not six the, notice three in the classroom, your reaction to how covid has been handled in minnesota and across the country. >> that is a great question. we had an arrogance. the concept of an arbitrary 6-foot limit was never founded on science. if you look at studies, one meter, 39 inches, long-standing

considered the gold standard, when in fact we've done this so many times with lockdowns, school closures, even your question about the border, arbitrary capricious decisions that have consequences into the future, minneapolis is my going to bounce back, the only way we are going to make things happen in minnesota is we need new leadership. pete: how would you do things differently in terms of lockdowns and shutdowns in minnesota? what model do you follow? >> we could look at sweden, south dakota, we could have trusted the citizens of minnesota to do the right thing, trusted small businesses to make accommodations to be as safe as possible was the concept of micromanagement where 1-size-fits-all we've got counties with population densities less than hundred and minneapolis-st. paul, 500 to 1000 people, the counties are different.

the governor has gotten trapped, surrounded by yes people. we need the skeptical science-based approach, not the political science. over and over we've seen that emerge. >> trusting people is a very dangerous concept, you sound dangerous as a result but stepping up and talking for the people and allowing them to make their own decisions, we would like to welcome in america but real quick, we don't have much time. >> we need to have a groundswell of support, people need to go to scottjensen.com and participate and join in otherwise it is not going to happen. >> we've extended an invitation and still waiting to hear back. thank you.

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this thing under control, the difference between the attitude toward the people and the children is so different in just these two month versus what happened in the past four years. the administration is addressing the immediate concern. there has to be the recognition that covid is playing a role. the biden administration has this under control. it will take some time. >> under control. let's bring in florida congressman byron donald to weigh in on that. you see that clip, nancy pelosi front and center saying the biden administration has this under control, not only that but also saying there is a humanitarian approach. your thoughts? >> he is completely wrong, this is propaganda, frankly idiocy.

anyone with two eyes can see this is out of control and all because of joe biden and his decision to unwind every situation and how to control the border, everything put in place by the trump administration, joe biden got rid of it on day one of his administration and what we are seeing is chaos on the border and to talk about coronavirus, why are we housing kids at 100% capacity on the southern border. this is the problem, she's lying to the american people again, propaganda used by her again because the southern border is out of control. it is the fault of joe biden and this administration. >> you can't fault nancy. there are no illegals letting the temple of democracy on capitol hill. it is not a problem that affects her but the next step is to

allow hundreds of thousands of illegals throughout our country and not enforce interior enforcement. do they recognize how much these policies are in average americans? >> they do but they don't care. their focus is changing the very demographics of the country. why would you pass bills this week that bring in temporary protection status for people already in the country illegally. why would you do that while at the same time completely opening the southern border and let's not forget they want to get rid of signature verification, whether they want one or not. it is about changing america, always about changing america, the same strategy of overwhelming the system and it is outrageous was what all-americans want especially those who became naturalized want us to follow the law and execute the law. it is crystal clear. what you can't have is the open seive of people coming to the border on purpose because you change the policies and the way

we do enforcement. this is a travesty what is happening on the southern border. >> seems like more people you encounter have gotten the vaccination for covid 19. in florida starting on monday that is going to be more so because the rollout will be expanded to adult starting at the age of 50 in florida. how is it going down there? >> it is going great. when you have vaccines in a short window of time you are going to have people who weren't able to get in line quickly enough or get an appointment bus was we have done is a miracle and the trump administration has to be thanked for what was accomplished. what joe biden should have done is thanked donald trump because we would not be in this place if

not for operation warp speed. and occupations will ramp up faster and faster because the stockpiles are there, the science is valid and we know it is working because nancy pelosi, joe biden and kamala harris, we know it will continue to help all-americans and the fact that florida moved to 50 and under means we are moving at warp speed in florida. we will do the same across the country. >> turning to your headlines, fox news alert six people shot overnight inside a dallas bar. one of the victims just dying, the others are in critical condition. investigators. two groups added to a fight leading to gunfire. officials say the suspect was able to get away. british family looking for answers after their daughter goes missing off the coast of the virgin islands. was last seen on a catamaran two weeks ago she was reported missing by her american boyfriend, us coast guard searched but bain is not allowed the police on board.

monopoly is getting a socially conscious makeover. has been revamping, instead options like winning a beauty contest the company is exploring prompts like shop local all week and host a party with recyclable waste. fans of the board game can vote for their favorites online. >> i hadn't seen that one. large reality of capitalism turned into knitting a sweater for your hairless cat. >> that is one of them. they want to get rid of advanced ago or bank area and replace it with you organize a bake sale for your local school, that will make you rich, $25, you this cozy sweaters for the hairless cat. collect $20. how are we supposed to the world with knitting sweaters for your cat? you can't. pete: i was on board until the hairless cat one because you

know i would do that, i would knit sweaters for those hairless cats for the winter so i've got to move back on this one. >> to take over a block, if we did a pew research poll how many have knitted sweaters for hairless cat. what do you think it would be? >> you would be surprised. >> you would be surprised what some billionaires do for charity work in their spare time. >> they don't knit a sweater, that's what happened. >> seriously you are an entrepreneur, you run an umbrella company, very successful, make gobs of cash and don't share any of it with anybody. have you ever knitted a sweater is a pathway to enriching yourself? >> know but i don't knock somebody if that is what they need for their mental health.

>> but that is not monopoly. if you want to do it to feel good about yourself that is a different game. it's not monopoly. >> hold on, what about the community chess, you go and when the community chess for $200. >> these are the cards in community chess. >> thank you. i read the story. >> i still like monopoly. incredible weather for the weekend, really rough weather this week across parts of the southeast with severe weather and tornadoes. take a look, waking up a little cool across parts of florida, don't worry, it will warm right back up. we have a really nice weekend almost across everybody, we will watch one trouble spot, a storm that will develop right here off the southeast coast to keep things at least along the beach a little unsettled and keep the surf rough, be very careful if you're getting into the water this early season and in parts of the west another storm coming in, will not cause any big

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>> in one north dakota city, the sound of freedom is too noisy. a homeowner facing backlash for flying this american flag and his own yard. is condo association complaining it is too loud when flapping in the wind. he is being threatened with $200 per day finds to remove it but insists the flag is staying put. so when i read this story i said this can't be happening that you get find $200, how loud can the flag be. is this like keeping people up at night? let's be honest. >> you can't even hear it. it is windy this morning and i'm standing 3 feet from it and can't even hear it so i don't understand how anybody could hear it.

pete: you started as a went renter but you now own this condo. this is your condo so it is odd that people would feel they can tell you what to do with an american flag that is there something deeper going on? it seems there has to be a bigger story here. >> there is, truthfully it's not the association itself that's coming after me. it is the president of the association. i'm on the board of managers and none of this was discussed prior to the letters being sent. >> so -- you have said that. i was reading about the story and it said that you are willing -- you don't want to go to court but if they force you to go to

court you are willing to go to court in order to keep that flag. why is it so important for you to keep the flag up? >> when i wanted to become a homeowner i wanted an american flag in my yard just because i have friends and family that are in the service. it is an american pride thing and it is beautiful to look at. pete: i think it looks great. i understand why you would want to keep it up. i hope you don't have to go to court, we appreciate you bringing it here today, thanks so much. still ahead the first day of spring and kids are ready to get outside. the perfect push for your little one to have some fun. i can't wait. not everybody wants the same thing.

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are rooting for them. >> the first weekend of spring officially so you have some toy ideas to get the kids outside into the warm weather. >> i do and the kids are already playing. this is a huge soccer and basketball court, the air gets pumped in and in two minutes this is blown up, six kids can be playing it here. it is really cool. 24 feet long, doesn't get better than this. >> i see a bike in front of you too. >> we know when the weather warms up, those kids will be outside an active, cool camouflage through and through, 20 inches front and back brakes, the pegs on the side, camouflage, lullaby, one of the best things you will ever have in your kids life.

>> what about those attack blasters? >> this is the x shot dino blaster, we could play this indoors or out, the kids are having a great time with this but going outside and playing is always best, could be keeping us running around. they have powerful real. >> this is our little bowling set. little happy pins, comes with 6 pins and they love the storage space. it is all about where we put it when we are done playing. >> that's all i'm thinking about when they are playing with it. and shooting me. >> with easter coming we want to get out, these are the best ones.

we have these, look at how cute these are, these come in different tax. we have the chocolate doesn't roll from crayola. you are not chasing it down the driveway anymore. that is the best thing, the rain washes the whole thing away. will: this is what we like about these dino blaster is like every thing but they have power. bubble too. >> this is so cool and what i love about this is no batteries. this is our bubble screener. it is like having 10 wands in one. no batteries and another great item for that easter basket. will: very good. thank you so much. i think i just hit the camera.

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will: we begin with a fox news alert. the biden administration etc. in -- considering extreme action to tackle the border crisis. pete: jedediah: they are debating whether to fly to the canadian border for processing. will: griff jenkins has more with new reporting. >> reporter: the washington post reporting the officials are considering shipping migrants north to the canadian border but in el paso fox news obtains new video of migrants that have been

sent from the rio grande valley over here to el paso. the rgb way beyond capacity and all their facilities and it also comes as fox news obtains the first photo released in the el paso central processing center, you see a migrant family here, the same center alejandro mayorkas visited with a bipartisan group of senators, senator portman, peters, murphy and o and a statement from the border patrol chief chavez, the highest population from the el paso sector is unaccompanied minors with 96% increase compared with february year-to-date fiscal year 2020 so i the migrants stopping coming you are they listening to the white house? we hit the ground and talked to a migrant who was apprehended

crossing the border and here's what he said, watch. >> reporter: do you think more will come under the new administration? the game continues. the semantic game continuing in washington, they don't call this the crisis at the white house and speaker pelosi says the administration is doing a good job. >> the biden administration has this under control. it will take some time but it is values-based, humanitarian, pragmatic, with a plan to get things done. >> reporter: don't tell that to the border cities in mexico, all 20 shelters there and these photos coming from the tijuana tent camp that was utilized in

2019 and in excess of 1000 folks just part of the problem on both sides of the us-mexico border, they say there's no end insight until something changes. will: you talked to the border officials and migrants and they are saying the same thing, there is no end insight. you heard that individual say we are not going to stop. welcome to "fox and friends," we have three more to go. don't go anywhere. nancy pelosi said we have this under control. it is like a baghdad bob moment, there are no american troops in baghdad, nowhere to be seen as they are storming baghdad. not seeing illegals, not a

problem because joe biden is telling her it is not but if you go down there griff reported on its. they are moving migrants from the rgb sector and moving from texas up north to process them. 14,000 unaccompanied minors, kids crossing illegally, presumably trafficked, obviously illegally, we would have called those kids in cages in the last administration, the tents are jail like and everything is very humane according to nancy pelosi but the process only got worse once the biden administration sense, regardless what they say the signals are come on over and we will facilitate. >> a big mistake for pelosi to pretend this isn't happening, to say this is under control, they

should own that it is a problem, talk about what they are doing to remedy it. president biden came out and said don't come but that was a little late. these people have been incentivized to come and now they are here and there is crowding and we have kids in places they are not supposed to be in for longer periods of time and media not allowing proper accessibility to see what is going on so all these things together are not looking good for the biden administration and they have to own some degree of it and acknowledge what is happening because people see it anyway, they are going to be painted as rioters if they are not honest about the situation and it seems to me as of today they don't have a solution. will: for many people this stories distant and removed. unless you live on the southern border of texas or california it

is one you might not be personally experiencing but that is rapidly changing. people in the interior of texas they have seen these micro processing centers pop up, on the northern border, the canadian border, migrants being shipped. i spoke to someone at a diner, i know how to solve this crisis, you should the migrants to washington dc to be processed and once it is a problem staring politicians in the face that they have to deal with on a daily basis may be, may be then they will address it but as long as it remains distance, it is not a problem. it is a crisis affecting them. lara logan talked about it, you have to be in touch, you have to be talking to border patrol officials but under this administration that is an increasingly difficult thing to do. listen to this. >> the secrecy is very obvious. talking to border patrol agents who said they were under strict

orders not to vote for journalists and to process people as quickly as possible so if you're a journalist who doesn't know the border very well or all the key places to go, in texas most people cross at night. if you are there most of the day you won't see many people, this is becoming the invisible crisis where you can't see it but you know it is unfolding, border patrol spending 20 minutes processing people, they cannot figure out who is who in that amount of time with any degree of certainty and getting them to help all over the country. will: you can see what you want to see or not. to me the bigger question what if they don't want to see it? what if they don't want border patrol agents to do their job. what policy with this influx our future voters? what if that is the cynical calculation the left is making

combined with voting easier, no voter id, what if that is the entire play? don't let them into facilities because you don't want media scrutiny but the more that come the better for us. taxpayers be damned. you don't want to be that cynical but a lot of people raising those questions. here is another one we can file, another wrinkle under the file of what if trump did it. here's one note headline, 2.5 million doses expected to ship to mexico according to the white house, the astrazeneca covid 19 vaccine, i question why we are doing that when we have citizens our own country who don't have it but they are talking about sending it but there's a bit of a catch and that is the portion of what if trump did it. pete: jedediah: if you stop coming here we will give you vaccines.

a bizarre desperation is emerging and it speaks to the fact that this administration either doesn't want to fix the problem or has no idea how to fix the problem. you referenced leaders and speaking to an expanded base, we don't know how those people would actually vote but making an assumption if is the case but that doesn't change the reality that what is going on is not humane and it will be part of their legacy that these are not humane conditions and often times are not sanitary conditions because they can't be because these places have been completely overcrowded so the way these individuals are being treated and media sees these things, they won't be able to lock media out for very long and are asking tough questions. people are not inclined to ask tough questions are asking tough questions on this issue because they don't like being locked out. this will be part of their legacy whether they like it or not, they will have explaining to do because they came in saying we will be a more humane

answer to the trump administration. that is not what is emerging, what people around the country are seeing with their own eyes. white house principal deputy press secretary talked about this issue on covid 19 vaccines going to mexico. what we will give forget, listen to this. >> as you can imagine when you are having a conversation with different countries different issues, that is what is happening. and pandemic is unprecedented, part of the conversation we are having but in a parallel way. will: i have no idea what i just heard. that was amazing. there were a lot of words.

the inconsistency and hypocrisy of this idea that we are going to hold astrazeneca vaccines to enforce immigration policies. let's just analyze this for one moment. this is an administration that said we will share the vaccine be could is projected in a couple months everyone in the united states who wants the vaccine will have a vaccine so we will share it and we just heard nancy pelosi say this is the humanitarian way to approach this crisis. withholding the vaccine against employee your immigration policies a humanitarian way to do so. haven't we heard from the biden administration the reason we have to mask up is because the coronavirus could come from other countries back into the united states so it is important we vaccine the entire world. we heard that from the biden administration but we will hold vaccines against the world to enforce the rule that we should be enforcing. this makes no sense. to the level the clip we played for you from that biden

administration -- jedediah: the policy is confusing. pete: play the clip one more time. will: we don't have time but if we could we would. amazing ability to say nothing about nothing. to do things they want to do. which is something to do that you can't -- if you are humanitarian and have to vaccinate the entire world. turning to other headlines. and eighth woman comes forward accusing andrew cuomo of sexual harassment, current aid to the governor made suggestions of comments, denied claims of wrongdoing about to remain in office. the fbi investigate whether his top aides gave false data on the nursing homes. a search underway for a missing

woman last seen walking her dog. her car was found near a lake in new hampshire monday four days after she was seen in lower massachusetts, the family desperate for answers posting this picture of the 41-year-old with her missing german shepherd. disneyland may call it self the happiest place on earth but the real deal is finland, the country crowned the happiest on earth for the fourth straight year in the un's annual world happiness report, came ahead of denmark, switzerland, iceland and the netherlands. the rankings were based on gdp, social support, woke, and level of corruption. the us came in 19. that is -- makes them feel so happy the un reports -- happiness is where you jump in. talk about purpose.

jedediah: at of the number of troops those countries have. pete: how about nothing. they are not free because they could be invaded tomorrow. happy are you once you get invaded without an army? pete: happiness will follow. jedediah: i will smile my way through this one. another hurdle in the effort to get kids back in the classroom, teachers union in massachusetts launching a petition to delay their april reopening, one parent is here to tell us why these unions are failing his kids and all kids. ♪♪ combination of advil plus acetaminophen. advil targets pain.

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jedediah: as massachusetts moves to reopen school the teachers union is standing in the wave in person learning, set to return on april 5th the massachusetts teachers association is insisting on a delay, taken a petition, quote, is rushed and arbitrary date is poorly timed with inadequate vaccine rollout, to delay the reopening schedule until monday after april vacation we, april 20 sixth. here to react is don little, massachusetts father of two who feel the impact of remote learning. what are your thoughts when you hear that there may be another delay to in person learning. >> it has been very frustrating to hear that. it has been over a year now that

we have been dealing with this. my daughters in second grade, the online learning wasn't working at all to the point school started this year, we decided to homeschool our third-grader. it has gone really well, talking about starting school again, wondering whether we should send our daughter back to school because it has been a good experience with homeschooling. jedediah: a lot of parents had that experience, online learning wasn't working but they looked to homeschooling and i had many conversations with parents just this week and they said i'm not going to send them back because i found a different way and i don't trust the system. what are your thoughts? will you go back to the system or have you lost trust in the

system altogether as a result of all this? >> i am weighing all the factors. it is positive that kids are back at school if they can. when they are at school it has been they get very little socialization, half-hour lunch, very regimented, the socialization isn't that great. the education i am giving my daughter is better than she would get at school. i'm not telling her this country isn't a good country or getting left-wing education, don't want my daughter to get. i'm glad she doesn't have to wear a mask or be distant from people. there are a lot of factors, the education, the medical stuff and

prosocial stuff, a whole combination of factors, the scale seems to to been favor of homeschooling even though schools are starting to open up again. jedediah: i could talk to all day. thank you for sharing your story with us, important to know we reached out to the massachusetts teachers association, we have not heard back and we will update you once we do. the navy's reading list going woke including pieces of far left literature. is it a dangerous precedent, a usc fighter and retired army ranger on that next. ♪♪

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will: 900 pages are in an ethnic studies curriculum just approved by the board of education, focusing on the struggles of folks historically marginalized, it is not mandatory. 145,$000, that is how much this wheel of fortune tested in giving the investment banker with those struggling during the pandemic. finally 667 that is how many days this dog spend in a shelter waiting for adoption. melville is going to a pit bull loving family who has two dogs at home. this year's reading list for the

u.s. navy taking a far left turn including progressive books like how to be an antiracist, the new jim crow and sexual minorities in politics. my next guest joined the army in 2003 and says this sets a dangerous precedent and politicizes the military. ranger sniper and special forces operator tim kennedy joined me now. we are both army guys. we won't make this an army-navy thing. it could happen in the army too or the pentagon. they defendant this reading list. what do you make of this transition away from on board to being more woke. >> our job is not to be woke. our job is not to be politics. our job is not to be race. our job is to win wars and do violence on behalf of our country.

that has nothing to do with anything but lethality. do i have enough of this race and gender, if a black guy is better at war i will take the black guy ten times period. if a girl is better at war i will take that woman 10 out of 10 times. none of that matters to us. all that matters is winning wars. start putting anything else in you are dangerously setting up our country to failure. will: we think because we build up his moral high ground we will when the next war before the first shot is fired. i haven't been to my reading list recently but i have an army officer's guide from 1999 which was given to me before i was commissioned as a lieutenant with the recommended reading list. some of the things in the recommended reading list from the army from 1999 if we put it on screen, that is definitely not it.

that is the antiracist list was on war, the soldier and the state, company commander a classic, this is a reading list that connects to my job as an infantry platoon leader, to close with and destroy the enemy. that makes sense to me. leadership at the pentagon are endorsing these other lists. do they think it makes us more effective? what are they thinking? >> i don't know but i do know you are smart guy as our military leaders and i hope they have two ideas in their head. i study opposing views. i read books i disagree with all the time. there is nothing wrong with understanding a different viewpoint. our leaders are the best and brightest on the planet. if they can have an idea and believe and counter idea and read something that conflicts with their it it is okay for us to be inclusive, to be passionately antiracist, there's

no way you are going to put a racist book in front of me and think that will change my views on being antiracist. i would also love to read any book that has a conflicting idea about that that could even more solidify that position but it still comes down to are we preparing our military to do our country's wars? are we being more lethal or less lethal? that is a difficult thing to convince somebody of. if you've not been to war, nothing matters there is no race or gender or color or open your politics. there is success and death, chaos and pain. if you don't prepare for that we are knocking at the door, we are in economic war with china, who knows what is coming in the next few years with numerous countries in eastern europe and if we are not preparing for that, to fight the war and

nothing else matters, just lift our body and capability and i'm truly worried for the country's future. will: capability, lethality, to win and wage wars, thank you so much. we reached out to the navy for a statement. the scathing dissent accusing the media of liberal bias and being a democrat party trumpist. ♪♪ keep on rocking me baby ♪♪ keep on rocking me baby ♪♪ keep on rocking me baby ♪♪ in phoenix arizona all the way to tacoma 'cause i do things a little differently. hey, i'll take one, please! wait, this isn't a hot-dog stand? no, can't you see the sign?

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will: president biden stumbling as he boarded air force one in the media taking a different approach compared to last time a president had trouble at west point. take a look. >> he has a hard time going down a gently sloping ramp but do you see something neurological? could be throwing off his balance. >> the president himself stumbles, lapses, straining for a word.

jedediah: let's bring in fox news contributor joe concha, watching that coverage from the ramp, there are things i can't stomach but i want to show you some headlines. cnn headlines then versus now, then june 15th, 2020, why the donald trump ramp story matters and now white house is biden 100% fine after he trips boarding air force one. a bit of a disparity. >> if we want them consistency. this was a ramp at west point. you wear dress shoes on anything like that you have to walk carefully whether you are in

your 30s or donald trump in his 70s, this was the coverage then and you watch cnn, msnbc this was a nonstory and the best part is cnn gobbled up the fact that the white house says it was the wind that blue over the president of the united states not once, not twice but thrice. if you look at the wind, it was 10, 11 miles an hour, that shouldn't blow over a human being multiple times going up steps. this is why our adversaries are noticing this stuff, not just the physical stumbles but the verbal stumbles as well. when he calls, doesn't know the name of the defense secretary or where his defense secretary works in the pentagon or yesterday he calls vice president harris president harris, this is a president that was going to atlanta yesterday and the next flight should be to the southern border where there is a crisis going on but he's not doing that for whatever reason so china mocking our secretary of state on us soil and accusing us of human rights

or russia's vladimir putin challenging president biden to have a public phone call that is broadcast and he knows a press conference a verse president who hasn't had one and won't have one for 9 weeks can't handle the next tempering he is call so this is the result of what we are seeing, our adversaries are noticing weakness with our president and the administration. jedediah: the media might not cover it but that video yesterday, everybody else saying look at this. this is serious. >> including relatives that support biden. pete: this is three. we have to be asking questions. another reason it matters. his health while barely mentioned by the mainstream press in the presidential election was at issue and joe biden mocked donald trump in september of 2020 about the ramp.

>> biden is pointing to his slow dissent down a ramp at a west point commencement earlier this year. >> look how he steps in the kauai step. he stumbled down ramps. come on. jedediah: come on. >> june of 2020 with the west point incident, trump mocked by late-night host for a slow walk down west point ramp. guess how many times colbert and kimball and fallon and seth myers tackled joe biden falling 3 times up a ramp yesterday, the number you get when you multiply something by 0, zero. we don't want to offend anybody by doing uncomfortable comedy. will: will this question ever be front and center? were you aware of a scandal to the biden administration or campaign official? will that be a real question? do you know how bad it was?

>> today is rhetorical saturday and that is a rhetorical question. will: the question is whether we have an unbiased or balanced media. the dc circuit court judge is questioning that premise. lawrence silverman said this in a case recently, the increased power of the press is so dangerous today, very close to one party control you of these institution, one party controls the press and the media is a threat to a viable democracy, two of the three most influential papers historically, the new york times, the washington post are virtually democratic party broadsheets. all television, network and cable is democratic party trumpet. even the government supported national public radio, a federal judge's words on an indictment. what is striking, the a few institutions that don't follow along are the targets for

attempted shutdowns or add boycotts or whatever it might be. >> if i didn't have this microphone that is not a long wire i would stand and clap for that judge because he is exactly right when it comes to new york times and washington post. new york times has not endorsed a republican president since 1956. the washington post has never endorsed a republican president period and when you talk about mouthpieces gallup poll, 86% of the american people think the media is biased, 1976, 72% supported the media and trusted it. 84% it bears the blame for division in our country, 79% according to surveys believe, this is 79% of independents say the media knowingly reports news they know to be false.

i am surprised we are not hearing more of this from federal judges in terms of interpretation of the way the media is doing its job which is to serve one party instead of challenging those in power regardless of otherwise. jedediah: joe concha bringing the staff today. >> my ncaa figures could be wrong too. we will see you again soon. we are going to turn to your headlines, six people including a tv news crew are hurt after an alleged drunk driver crashes into a building in los angeles. our reporter and photographer from fox affiliate kt tv were conducting an interview when they were hit, the photographer thanking everyone for the well wishes. take a look at this. police in indiana searching for the thieves who swiped several harley-davidson motorcycles, surveillance video shows four suspects dressed in dark clothes

and helmets riding the bike to the showroom and out the door. they are believed to be worth 95,$000. dolly parton is getting her own comic book. ♪♪ pour myself a cup of ambition ♪♪ jedediah: tidal wave comics putting the icon at the center, creators say the book will feature her life story and celebrate her as a real-life superhero. that is pretty cool. dolly parton. quite an icon. jedediah: go to dollywood today. will: ever been to dollywood? >> know. seriously? today? will: not making it up. >> i have never been. tomorrow i want a full report.

dolly parton. today, the first day of spring, half daylight, half night which is a pretty awesome thing and really great weather, doesn't always happen, severe weather across the southeast, great weekend in store, watching the storm develop off the coast keeping things along the coast, a little troublesome for the weekend but not bad. some more rain and snow across the west making its way to the central rockies where we desperately need the rain. back to you. will: still ahead, with 2 million signatures, the recall of gavin newsom on the verge of triumph and now the governor is admitting he could have done a better job handling covid 19. the recall campaign, has an update next. r got hit, she didn't waste any time.

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>> the recall is intensifying. 2 million signatures have been collected to oust the governor, 1.2 million have been validated closing in on the threshold to put it on the ballot. jedediah: here is the senior advisor for the recall gavin newsom campaign. if you look at some numbers the push to recall gavin newsom, look at the signatures and put those numbers on the screen, these numbers are astounding and these aren't just democrats these are people who are disgusted with the handling of covid 19, locking down california, it isn't about party for them. give us the latest updates on what people can expect from the recall gavin newsom campaign.

>> it is happening, diana ross and the supremes, it is happening, baby, we are thrilled, excited, so many tens of thousands of volunteers made this happen. what is going to happen next is they are quickly validating the signatures, about 82% success rate. we are at 1.2 million, we will hit the 1.47 million by mid week. it is going great. we are excited and let the campaign begin, governor. todd: 86% process rate, it may go up, the number of verified -- any concerns of funny business from the secretary of state? >> the secretary of state by gavin newsom is there for one reason and that is not only political fire for him to make sure she can delay the process as much as possible and you need

to get doctor shirley weber on your show and ask her some hard questions because we live in a democracy in california and the people here have done the heavy lifting, got this thing to where it needs to be and we are getting to the final phase of having these petitions validated and signatures validated and get the recall on the ballot asap. will: we have reached out to governor gavin newsom and his administration. really quickly, when jedediah mentioned democrats, republicans, so many types of people, what is the major reason you are picking up with why newsom is so unpopular? >> frustration, draconian policies of lockdown, signatures on a recall and everything magically opened up and could have done at 6 months ago and he knows he is in deep trouble, the way he mismanaged the wildfires, the early release program of

prisoners, shutting down 49 of us during this pandemic, he has so much collateral damage that i think he is realizing he admitted this will happen and he has to face the voters. he is very angry that the recall campaign, he is trying to scapegoat us and it is not going to happen. we are not going to let you do that to us. will: accountability is coming soon. keep us updated on this this morning, thank you. coming up, nascar heading back to the east coast at the atlanta motor speedway on fox next. ♪♪

>> allies on georgia as the nascar series heads to the atlanta motor speedway. it starts tomorrow at 3:00 pm eastern. here with a preview is fox sports nascar race announcer adam alexander. thanks for being with us. every weekend a new race, every weekend a new winner. >> five races, five winners and if you look at that it speaks to the depth of competition in nascar. we had some tracks we've gone to that we would consider wildcards. can't always get that with the daytona 500 and it was a bit of

a wildcard as well. we had some drivers step up, turns and heads and the veterans turned the corner with martin truex junior. we will see if that continues tomorrow. will: two fascinating things about nascar in terms of trial basis, next weekend we will be in bristol for the first time since the 70s and that is fascinating. this weekend in atlanta nascar will be employing covid snipping jobs to make sure there is no coronavirus. i find that fascinating, coronavirus sniffing dogs in nascar. >> it is remarkable and it caught me offguard when i read it as well. we've not been testing in nascar. we've gone through the normal health checks each week, temperatures are being taken. this is a new step nascar has put in place. keep the competitors safe which you want to do to make sure

everybody is here. the other parties nascar wants to get the fans back to experience all that is nascar in the garage area and you can't have fans interacting with the competitors unless they are not dealing with covid issues so this is the first step tested with the teams and those in the nascar club so if it goes well you can get the fans back close to the competitors and the full race experience. will: a couple days until this weekend in atlanta. >> kevin hardwick, got to watch. will: take those names and apply them. on the fox super 6 apps, your chance to win 10,$000 from nascar great clint boyer. in stage ii of tomorrow's race winners could be announced in stage iii. now to play. coming up the biden administration promised to bring transparency back to the white

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migrants from the are rio grande valley, the ground zero of biden's border crisis being flown over here to el paso. and it comes as we got that first photo from inside the el paso central processing center showing a migrant, mother, daughter who came here from el paso. dhs secretary mayorkas visited yesterday with four senators, that center hit capacity earlier this week. it's just telling of the overwhelming numbers that we hit the ground to give you on the ground perspective. we talked to some of the migrants being an rehedgedded, and they talk -- ap apprehended. they talked about the dangers they encounter on the mexican sidement listen to this. >> soldiers stop you. that's in mexico.

>> and, you know, they [bleep], they put towels on you so when they punch you, the bruises don't show up. >> reporter: a little insight from who's being apprehended as well. the deputy chief in the rgv sector saying in the past four days they've apprehended a murder, a gang member and two sexual perpetrators. finish. >> the biden administration has this under control. it'll take some time, but it is value-based, humanitarian with a plan to get things done. >> reporter: south of the border the capacity issue is overflowing as well. in tijuana, video of the tent city that was utilized first in

2018-19 when caravans ended up there, now back to 1,000 or more people there. when we were in juarez, we showed you some 20 shelters are packed, and in matamoras, they finally closed the camp because of inhumane conditions. one thing is for sure, pete, will and jed, there is simply no end in sight, and hear you're hearing officials here say they want politiciansing to get -- politicians to get solutions on the table. jedediah: thanks so much, griff. we appreciate it. in response to what nancy pelosi says, it clearly is not under control, this is not humanitarian. you can see that9 from the crowded areas that children are being kept in places for longer periods than they should be and what not. and also she's talking about pragmatism anding having a plan. what is that plan exactly? i'm not sure. shifting people up north is not a plan. what happens when people continue to come in through the

southern border? there's only so many places that you can i ship people. clearly, the plan has has to be about prevention and about doing something to prevent this influx of people because we simply can't sustain that. i don't see that coming forward from this administration anytime soon based on what i've seen, will. will: when i was listening to nancy pelosi, i had the exact same question, what does that mean in your mind, speaker pelosi, to have things under control? what is control by your definition? she also said it's a humanitarian way to get things done. what exactly -- this would be my follow-up question -- are you attempting to get done? in other words, what is the goal of the biden administration when it comes to this illegal immigration crisis? i would like to know what your end result would look like. pete, you spoke earlier about whether or not the ultimate goal was to bring in illegal immigrants who were ultimately democratic voters. we need answers to the questions of what is your goal, because you don't seem to be making

steps towards the goal of controlling illegal immigration. are you making steps towards a different goal? pete: maybe it is under control, in her view. if you want -- look at the evidence. finish this is what we knew would happen. we expected this. we're going to do the best we can, we're going to shuffle people from the rio grande valley over to el paso, and then shuttle them up to canada, give them a count date, and then they go to your commitment. and then some young child is puppet into your school who can't read english and is in the same classroom as your kid. maybe it is under control in the world of nancy pelosi, because that's what they expected in the first place. no person is illegal, and as a result, everything's fine, people. nothing to see here. will: we have one group of people who are identifying a problem in their mind, one that is affecting their daily lives. another group of people are

suggesting this is under control. maybe there's a disconnect on whether or not, a, a problem exists or, b, we have the same problem we're trying to solve. pete: we asked representative byron donnells about this earlier in the program. >> anybody with two eyes can see this is out of control, and it's all because of joe biden and his decision to up wind every protection detail, every situation how you control the border, every protocol that was put in place by the trump administration, joe biden got rid of it on day one of his administration, and what we're seeing is chaos on the border. to talk about coronavirus, why are we housing kids at 100% capacity on the southern border? this is the problem, she's lying to the american people again. this is propaganda being used by her again because our southern border is out of control. this is the fault of joe biden and this administration. pete: yeah, he went on to say maybe there is -- [inaudible]

jedediah: yeah. i think he summed it up beautifully by -- [audio difficulty] everything were under control and the conditions were great, they would want cameras in there. they would want cameras in there giving them praise. the media would say the biden administration has really turned things around, that would be the story. that can't be the story. because if we let journalists in there, that will become public information, and it's horrible because of the massive crowding which was completely avoidable, by the way. these were decisions that were made, some of this stuff is completely avoidable. now, another topic that we've covered extensively on this show, we've spoken to parents, to kids, is the eagerness that a lot of families have for schools to reopen for full, in-person learning today. actually, yesterday, but let's

god today for now. the cdc has offered some updates for k-12 schools. the big takeaway here is they revised physical distancing recommendations to reflect 3 feet between students. ventilation is a component to maintain healthy facilities, they removed the recommendations for physical bare yers which were odd -- barriers which were odd to begin with, never understood those to begin with. clarified the role of decision making and added guidance on intervention chen clusters -- when clusters occur. this still is not enough, will, for many of these teachers unions. massachusetts is one example that came up last hour. now they're saying 3 feet, that's not enough space, we disagree. we want to prolong this process, we don't want teachers to be in 3-foot proximity or students to each other, so seems like this

is just going to go on and on and on in some states. will: at some point we're going to have to demand accountability and action. this is outrageous. what this does is show that science is not guiding us on any single bit of decision making. the fact the cdc guidance has moved from 6 feet to 3 feet makes me question why it was 6 feet in the beginning. we've gone back and forth on that, back and fort on masks, back and forth on plexiglas partitions. if we think science is guiding us through this pandemic, we are fools. we are letting people guide us who have other agendas. you want to know who's guiding us through these pandemics? people like randy wine gartner, held of the american federation of teachers. what she has to say about moving from 6 feet to 3 feet. listen to this. >> the issue is that this is being driven by space concerns, not by safety concerns.

i just hope this is not a rush to put in twice as many desks in a place where we're really starting to get things we want. will: what we have is not science, but fear peddled by agenda-driven people making sure teachers never have to get back to work. pete: i don't know if we have stock pictures or not, you want a face of why your kid is not in school, it's randi weingarten. that's it. she actually had a grain of truth. the issue is being driven by space concerns not by safety concerns. you're the fool if you think 6 feet is some magical number. hey, at 6 feet you're good. at a 5, you're bad. at 7 you're really good. it was always meant to give you a sense of space. so to flip from 6 to 3 and now

magically think it's going to open, of course it's not. not enough for her union, not enough for her teachers, there's more to extract from this crisis before these kids -- and summer's coming too. if we can hold out til summer, we don't have to come back until september. none of it has to do with science. it's made up, and if you believed the 6-foot thing to begin with, then you bought into it. jedediah: yeah, just one quick point, guys. a lot of parents have left the system, and they've had to figure other things out. they've had to look into home schooling. they don't want to go back because they feel they're going into a system that is not driven by science, and they don't like some of these new protocols. they feel like school has changed in those settings, and it's not back to what it was before, and there isn't enough of a degree of normalcy these school systems are going to realize people have left and they're not coming back. will: hope so.

one more, by the way, in the name of outrage here this morning. the united states has moved from a nation of redemption and forgiveness into one of punishment specifically when it comes to children. not just making sure they'll never be in school, but making sure anything they say in their teen or preteen years will mar them for the rest of their life. the editor of "teen vogue" was a victim of cancel culture based upon betweens she issued -- tweets she issued in her own teen years. the left has embraced the cancel culture, it's eating its own. here is bill maher last night talking about this movement. >> i don't want to talk about cancel culture and this nonsense every week, but i just don't think people understand how much this is a tsunami. and how fast the goalposts change. almost on a weekly basis. not just what you do now, what you do now, it's anything you've ever done.

not just what you say, it's now what you listen to? they can get you for that? would you order -- >> i think it happens on both sides. the war on christmas is just like wokeness, right? >> it is, of course. they're snowflakes too. [laughter] [applause] but they don't control the media the way these brats do. that's the problem. i don't think it was republicans who got -- >> there's not a lot of republicans at "teen vogue." 9. >> no. jedediah: i think what's important here in this discussion too is the death of the apology. it used to be that you could cosomething and you could come forward and apologize for it, change your behavior, turn over a new leaf. everyone lives and grows and hopefully becomes a better person in the next decade than they were the decade before. that's gone now. the apology doesn't matter. you are cone. you made a mistake 10 years ago? you're done. if that's the reality we want to exist in, every single one of us

has a past. will: that's the crazy part about the story. this reporter had already apologized for the tweets at axios. axios said we forgive you, keep your job. she got a new job at teen vogue. they knew about it. then 20 employees complained, and that was too much for them. they had to let her go. pete: did they forget what it's like to be a teen? it's defined by making bad decisions. will: -- forget what it was like to have a spine? pete: to your point, jed, apology. great. there's one of it for anybody ever. jedediah: none of it. pete: it's crazy. coming up, more scandals for new york governor cuomo who faces not only an fbi investigation on nursing home death, but now another accuser, an eighth, has come forward. new york congresswoman claudia tenney joins us next to react.

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♪ jedediah: and we are back with a fox news alert. the scandals piling up for 'em balloted new york governor -- embattled new york governor andrew cuomo. we learn the fbi is conducting a federal probe whether cuomo and his team gave false information. here to react is new york congresswoman claudia tenney. thank you for joining us this morning. we now have an fbi probe into what may or may not have been toll to the doj, whether false numbers were given. if, in fact, it is shown there were some false numbers given, what should be the consequence for that? >> well, i've called for the governor to resign as i have for many years, going back seven years now. this kind of behavior is

falsification of records. there are statutes that we set forth as guidance to the federal government during this probe. you know, we're also looking at this eight is enough piling-on scandal with the governor and sexual harassment claims. looks like there was a hostile work environment which is a legal standard for sexual harassment. again, the governor is entitled to his due process, and so i think a lot of the democrats want to focus on the sexual harassment issue, but the real issue -- and i'm not meaning to undermine at all the sexual harassment issue, it's very serious, and women are finally feeling comfortable coming out after decades of not feeling comfortable. however, the illegally is in the nursing home scandal and also with the group home scandal which we recently penned a letter with my colleague in new

york where the governor may have put at risk many people who live in adult homes. these are people who are, have disabilities who are getting a freer lifestyle being able to live in an independent home but with guidance from the state. and these people have civil rights as well that could have been violated which is why we also call on attorney general merrick garland to look into this as well. jedediah: yeah. and, you know, as you mentioned due process,es he is certainly entitled to due process. there is a fear, however, that he is a very powerful man, and there is concern that there won't be a full and complete investigation on both matters, on the sexual harassment claims and the nursing home scanningal. are you confident in a full and complete investigation despite the fact he ises a very powerful and connected man with very important circles in new york in particular? >> i am very concerned about that. i know how much power the governor wields and how intimidating's he is. he's threatened to send out information from the joint shou. that itself could be another cause for investigation. i'm worried that the assembly speaker, carl hasty, is

compromised in some ways. they go through the budget process, and the governor is handing out all kinds of goodies. hey, i'll give you 200% capacity now during covid. he'll do anything to get out of this. if this bill would just come to the floor, the articles of impeachment, the governor would be impeached by the assembly which makes him no longer governor on an interim basis and the lieutenant governor would be the interim governor. so he would be in purgatory for a while while they await the senate trial. i'm just worried he's got enough power and enough to hand out as a very powerful figure in new york in the budget process, that that's what's going on. horse trading with $203 billion taxpayers are going to be saddled with in new york including an $8 billion tax increase after the federal government just gave, you know, new york a $12 billion bailout. so, you know, the golf does have -- the governor does have a

lot of power. jedediah: all legitimate concerns shared by many. we appreciate you being here today. >> thank you so much. jedediah: still ahead, climate czar john kerry is spotted not wearing a mask on a flight. now two colorado parents who were kicked off a plane last year because their 2-year-old wouldn't put on a mask, they're sounding off coming up. this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you.

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♪♪ pete: sorry. there's big headlines, some mini news headlines and some tough ones. a man killed in texas was an illegal immigrant wanted for 11 felony charges including rape involving minors. he was shot and killed in arlington thursday. u.s. marshals tracked the gps on

his phone leading police to conduct a traffic stop. officers toured after jimenez -- fired after he allegedly pointed a gun. he was previously deported. and capitol hill security finally getting scaled down this weekend. a memo from the house sergeant at arms revealing outer perimeter fencing will be taken down this weekend finally after capitol police say there is no credible threat. the removal will make independence and constitution avenues open to traffic for the first time since january. the inner perimeter will remain. will: maybe soon we'll find out what those credible threats were. john kerry dismissing call of hypocrisy earlier this week after he was photographed not wearing his mask on a flight. but for many americans who aren't in the white house or part of the white house climate envoy, these mandates have made travel an absolute nightmare. jedediah: in december a colorado family was kicked off of a plane because their 2-year-old wouldn't put on a mask.

they joined us to discuss the incident on "fox & friends." >> that first moment that we stepped on the plane, right off the bat we got treated very badly. sat down, tried to put it on her in between that interaction and us having to -- having the supervisor tell us to get off the plane, there was no interaction between us and the flight attendants, nothing. will: that was a few months ago when it came to a private citizen and their 2-year-old not wearing a mask, very different standard when it comes to the united states climate envoy. many of these rules as time passes seem arbitrary and capricious, and our leaders, number two, seem to understand that and apply them to themselves fairly liberally. rules for thee is and not for me. pete: yes. grace could be given to john kerry if he had been a skeptic.

maybe you could take a break, take a breath. he's the kind of guy that would preach at you for hours about the importance of single masking and double masking and how dare you not wear a mask at all times. it was revealed he doesn't wear one when he doesn't feel comfortable. if you saw me without a mask, i get it, he doesn't believe in the whole mask all the time thing -- [laughter] but for john kerry, here's why it sparked such a reaction. here's his response: let's be clear, if i drop my mask to one ear on a flight, it was e momentary. i wear my mask, it's what the science tells us to do. will: said the magic phrase. jedediah: yep. and the parallel. he's just is sitting comfortably reading, mask down, and then you have that 2-year-old.

putting a mask on a 2-year-old for an extended period of time ors it's oppressive. just the parallel of that dynamic, look how little she is. she doesn't understand. she wants to be able to breathe freely. she doesn't get all this stuff about rules and in that and -- this and that, she's just a little girl. american airlines said the crew did not observe secretary kerry without a mask, and they were not alerted about a noncompliance issue, we are reaching out to secretary kerry to underscore that all customers are expected to wear masks for the duration of their trip. i find that incredibly odd that no one saw him, he wasn't reprimanded. i don't know. will: i don't -- who's going to correct the secretary? pete: yeah. it could be clear if that was you the photo was taken, you would have already been suspended. jedediah: if it were you, pete, they probably would have landed

the plane and had everyone get off and made a public issue of it. pete: you're right, jed. [laughter] will: coming up, the biden administration promised to bring transparency back to the white house, but is this actually the least transparent white house in history? caylee mce. neighborny is on deck. ♪♪ it all starts with an invitation... ...to experience lexus. the invitation to lexus sales event. lease the 2021 is 300 for $359 a month for 36 month's, and we'll make you're first month's payment. experience amazing.

♪ pete: we're back with a fox news alert. the biden administration if considering extreme action as the crisis at the border worsens. "the washington post" says they're considering fly fromming migrants to the canadian aborter for processing. pete: the administration has refused to give reporters access to the facilities and still won't call it a crisis. they say it's under control. jedediah: cameras were not allowed when dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas visited the border along with four senators. officials say the restrictions were for privacy and covid-19 precautions. fascinating excuse. let's bring in kayleigh mcenany, former white house press secretary, fox news analyst are. thank you for sharing a little bit of your saturday morning with us. what we see going on at the border is a disgrace. you see nancy pelosi coming out and saying, oh, it's under control, this is the

humanitarian approach to things. now you see representative linda sanchez saying i don't think journals should be allowed to -- journalists should be allowed to see these processing centers. what is going on exactly? >> thanks, jed, great to sign join you. we had senator chris murphy share with us, for those who aren't aware, he's a democrat from connecticut, but he got access to these facilities, sent out a tweet -- good on him for being tran parent and honest. -- transparent if honest. he saw a 13-year-old girl huddled in in the corner sobbing uncontrollably because she was terrified. he saw hundreds of kids jammed together. if there were cameras, we would have an endless loop certainly on fair channels of the images in there. that's what we would see. they have a crisis whether they say it or nottings and the media deserves to see what is going on, the american people deserve to see it as well.

will: help me reconcile a statement and a truth, or a statement and a fact. the statement comes from the biden administration saying, quote, they are going to bring truth and transparency back to government calling themselves, i believe, the most transparent administration in history. at the same time, i believe this week joe biden is preparing to give his first formal press conference. i think it's one of of the longest we've ever seen from a president from inauguration to his first formal press conference. can we reconcile the truth in this statementsome. >> we knew that was always a farce. all you had to do was look at the campaign strategy which was to stay in the basement, to not see the light of day, and we knew that's what we were expecting in a biden presidency. you're right, it's a 100-year record to wait this can to have a press -- this long to have a press conference. every other president from clinton to bush, president trump, president obama had had a joint address to congress. that's what presidents do in their first year instead of a state of the union.

and biden hasn't done that. and that, to me, is really puzzling because that's an opportunity for him to lay out his positive agenda for the country. what is very interesting is we have a sound bite presidency. you see him for brief moments at a time, little snippets. you never see him for longer than five minutes. it's a really interesting dynamic, and you've got to ask the question why. pete: kayleigh, welcome to fox, it's great to have you. >> thanks, pete. pete: there was a brief moment yesterday that we all saw of joe biden boarding the plane. it was one slip, it was two slips and then this it was moren a slip. i know you remember how the media covered when president trump walked slowly down a ramp. here's a are reminder from june of 2020. >> maybe he just has a hard time going down a gently sloping ramp, but do you see something

possibly neurological that could be throwing off his balance? >> the president himself is having momentary stumbles, momentary lapses and looks restrained. pete: here's "the new york times." this is just one of many examples we could have used this morning then versus now. "the new york times" in june of 2020, trump's halting walk down ramp raises new reality questions. now, new york times, biden doing 100% fine after tripping while boarding air force one. the white house says it was the wind, the media has run with that narrative. help us break down the ways in which they analyze clips like the one we're looking at right now. >> i can't say it's surprising. we all knew that they wouldn't coffer this. you know, i'll never forget my deputy press secretary who had traveled with the president to west point that weekend when he walked down that slippery ramp, and he said, you know, we're e getting a few inquiries about this, surely it'll blow over.

it ended up being a days-long news cycle with clips you just showed. it got to the point where after i think a week the president said i've got to address this on the rally stage and make light of it. the media knew there was nothing wrong with president president . this is a man who stood on a stage and did two hour rallies, five at a time in the day it is leading into the election. what they did to him was a travesty, and their refusal to cover joe biden just exposes themselves. jedediah: quite a disparity there. some of these people with big microphones really should be embarrassed and yet not so much. thank you, kayleague. >> thank you. have a good weekend. jedediah: you too as well. headlines for you this hour. minnesota's governor reverses a past executive order limiting in-person attendance at church after three churches filed a lawsuit. his order had capped houses of worship at 50% capacity. and watch what happens when

officers in texas ask this woman living out of her car if she needs help. >> is there anything we can do for you? >> [inaudible] >> we can hook you up with that. >> you bless her in ways that are unknown to me and help her grow financially and be taken care of and be blessed by you every single day. jedediah: wonderful moment. arlington police also giving her information to connect with housing, food and resources. and a little boy staying cool under pressure even when caught redhanded. take a look. >> who got to the cupcakes? >> no. >> did you do it? >> no. >> you didn't do this? >> no. jedediah: that's the face i make when i steal cookies. the 2-year-old dooneing he swiped -- denying he swiped some frosting despite it being all over his face and hands. he tried blaming his sister. not a bad move. t.j..

he is adorable, and i've been guilty of the same. sometimes you've got chocolate on your mouth, stolen a piece of cake, and you've got to blame somebody. will: did you see the old eddie murphy, whenever you get caught, wasn't me. pete: wasn't me. will: no matter, wasn't me. [laughter] nope. was it you? no, wasn't me. pete: absolutely. three fingers pointing at four other people, automatic. rick, we bring -- blame you often when things go sour on this show. and you know that. [laughter] rick: i'm sure it was his sister who pit all over his face. he said it was his sister. absolutely. [laughter] all right, guys, here you go. happy spring. just happened about two hours ago. equal participants daylight, equal parts night for one day here. it's a great day. we're also going to watch weather that's going to feel.

more like spring. we've got some great weather, we need it after all the severe weather this week. a little disturbance is going to develop right off the southeast coast and keep things rainy right along the immediate coastline but interior sections not that bad. we need moisture in across southern california, it's not going to be that much. a little bit of moisture coming. all right, back to you. will: rick, thank you so much. wait til you get a load of this. a north carolina school district telling teachers to ignore white parents' thoughts about critical race theory. one parent is here to respond next. there are how great is it that we get to tell everybody how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? i mean it... oh, sorry... [ laughter ] woops! [ laughter ] good evening!

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fear of loss, hard to let go of power, privilege. here to react is rachel, mother of two students in the wake county public school system. rachel, thank you so much for being here. we appreciate it. and up front, i want to say this is not an easy topic for someone to come talk about especially for someone with kids in the school district. how do you manage this idea that a school district is saying your voice doesn't count when it comes to curriculum? how do you manage this? >> i think it's more horrifying that they're trying to cut the parents out and assuming that we aren't talking to our kids about these things which is only perpetuating their own theories that is the problem to begin with. we did talk to the kids. we do talk to teachers in the schools, but the problem is even especially now with coronavirus we're hearing more and more what the teachers are being told to tell them in the classroom, and it's horrifying because there is

no recourse. there is no opportunity. pete: you talk to your kids about the fact that american history is far from perfect, men and women are flawed. we've tried to move toward a better place. we could acknowledge all of that without with, therefore, saying america is inherently a racist place or your kids walk around with privilege and looked at other people as lesser than them. are there other parents, do you feel like it's just you? can people actually talk about this? >> no, you can't talk about it without being called out, withouting with called names or without being told that you have a privilege you're not even aware of, therefore, your voice doesn't count. and that's part of the problem in our school system, is that we're not focusing on the actual education of the kids which that's the foundation for everything in life. we're focusing on these social criteria and trying to reshape the narrative that isn't benefiting all children and isn't father to a lot of them -- fair to a lot of them.

it's actually isolating them. they have nowhere to go to say anything, and the education is lost. pete: they can't say anything, otherwise they'll be reprimanded and called names just for talking about, no matter what. what's your recourse? what can parents do? >> a lot of parents have left the school system. there's a mass exodus happening now because parents are finally becoming aware of, we've been seeing it live, they're just tired of the games. they're tired of the social expectations that are, the equity groups are pushing. they're tired of being it cut out of the system, being told we don't know any bettering being told that our kids are, you know, somehow privileged when they're not. they're just trying to get an education. and the private schools are now on wait lists. the home schools have grown exponentially. we just want our kids to learn. we want them to have the curriculum and educational foundation that's going to help them later in life if they're

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will: the biden administration taking extreme action to tackle the border crisis. jedediah: officials considering whether to fly the immigrants to the canadian border for processing. pete: griff jenkins has more, good morning. >> reporter: the washington post reported that officials are looking to possibly fly migrants to the canadian border, places like montana and south dakota. you know the pays for that? you do. the american taxpayer. they are considering flying

planes from texas over here to where i am in el paso, the video we got migrants sent to el paso, it comes as we get the first photo of the el paso central processing center that opened last year for 1040 hit capacity earlier this week. that is what alejandro mayorkas came down to see. peters, murphy anditoh. we went out with senator portman with the border patrol union to see this sector and see what is happening on the ground. here is what he saw. >> i saw what is happening all over the border, more unlawful injuries, 100,000 plus in february, up 30% so it is getting worse and worse. >> reporter: we talked to

migrants who are not heating the white house message not to come. listen to this. do you think more will come under the new administration? >> with us. >> reporter: in washington speaker pelosi saying the administration is doing enough. >> the biden administration has this under control, takes some time but it is values space, humanitarian in its aspects, pragmatic, with a plan to get things done. >> reporter: south of the border the mexican towns are exploding with migrants. 1000 or more individual, growing

by the day. on this side of the border and the other side, all of them saying this doesn't seem to be ending anytime soon. will: here are some of the numbers that tell the same story. migrant children in us custody, almost 4000. with customs and border patrol. single adult encounters, 180%, year over year. from january to february up 30%. rising numbers of mounting problem do not seem to be something under control as described by nancy pelosi. >> it is obvious it is not under control and nothing humanitarian

about these images. the strategy, a pragmatic approach, shifting migrants to facilities in the northern region, it is not going to prevent the problem but the influx continuing on the southern border and only so many facilities in the north. it is shifting people around, it is not a strategy, and if they were so concerned about issues of covid 19 at left the room as well, that's not a concern for all these individuals, suddenly the issue with children, being kept in these facilities longer than they should be and can't even get proper media coverage, and they come up with what is

part of their legacy. >> no longer kids in cages, kids intents. the numbers don't lie. every once in a while, important to remind ourselves if america is so systemically racist why is everyone trying to come here instead of going in the other direction. the left can never figure that equation out. you mentioned under control, the idea is it is under control and they can shuffle the deck and shuffle the cards as long as possible. move the problem to el paso and up to the canadian border, releasing illegals, border hoppers claiming asylum, told to come back one or 2 or 3 years from now. then they blend in hoping and believing the modern democrat party which doesn't believe in borders and no person is illegal

will in the future grant them legal status, green card, citizenship or allow them to vote with a license regardless. that is what it feels like when she says under control. we know what is happening. we get it. the border patrol, baptizing green, if they are overwhelmed to deal with it. and dismantle the drug trafficking, the human trafficking, human suffering because when you allow this to happen you are facilitating one of the biggest human trafficking schemes in the world and they are doing nothing about it. kayleigh mcenany on the program earlier, former white house press secretary talked about it. >> we know what is going on because we had senator chris murphy, 13-year-old girls huddled in the corner still sobbing uncontrollably because he is terrified, he saw hundreds of kids jammed together. if there were cameras we would have an endless loop of the

images, you might have other channels, that is what we would see. they have a crisis whether they say it or not and the media deserves to see what is going on in the american people deserve to see it as well. jedediah: they are asking what is going on? if everything were going smoothly and under control they would be allowed access. they are not allowed access so people who are genuinely interested in getting the truth out there want to know why what is going on that we are not able to show these images to the public and tell the story of this actually happening, something we would all like to know. another big story we are covering, the fbi is investigating allegations that new york governor andrew cuomo used his power to shield political donors from covid 19 lawsuits, the probe comes as an eighth woman accuses him of sexual harassment. alyssa mcgrath telling the new york times he has a way of

making you feel very comfortable almost like you are his friend but then you walk away from the encounter or conversation in your head going i can't believe i had that interaction with the governor of new york. cuomo has previously denied all claims of wrongdoing and ouster remain in office. he is entitled to his due process on claims of sexual harassment and assault but you have eight people coming out and there's a pattern in these accusations of bullying, trying to establish a power dynamic between him and subordinates that was deeply unhealthy and potentially toxic work environment as well as potential fudging of numbers that went to the doj, with respect to nursing home deaths, a lot going on here is not good when it comes to andrew cuomo and his lack of leadership. jedediah: it is coming at him in form of allegations which are throwing a number in a nursing home side.

the fbi and brooklyn federal prosecutor circling closer to governor cuomo as they probe if his administration provided false data to minimize nursing home residents and covid 19 deaths. false data is another ballgame. it is one thing to footage it or hide information and maybe not report everything but if they are looking at false numbers and they knew it that is a criminal case. not every stories a media criticism store but i noticed once again this is the man who was built up as the hero. conspiracy theories on the left accused governor ron desantis of fudging his numbers in florida which has performed admirably through the pandemic while lifting up governor cuomo as the hero for doing exactly that which they conspiratorially blamed on others. we will find out from an fbi investigation, fudging the numbers, weight and let's do process play out when it comes to these allegations as we should.

when it comes to this nursing home controversy we are talking about something at the highest level of corruption and this was a failure not just of governor cuomo but every single person that covered him over the past year. an absolute -- falsehood and reality was a falsehood for a year. and the opposite of what is true. claudia tenney is saying this is why governor cuomo should be impeached. >> the governor is handing out all kinds of goodies saying i will give you 200% capacity during covid, anything to get out of this. if this bill would come to the floor, the articles of impeachment, the governor would be impeached by the assembly once it gets to the floor which makes no longer governor, he would be in purgatory for a while while he awaits the senate trial, very different from the federal side.

i'm where he has enough as a powerful figure in new york in the budget process, horsetrading with $208 billion taxpayers are going to be settled with. >> i mentioned in my lead-in the governor ron desantis performed admirably, i shortchanged him. it took real strength and leadership to lead the way in florida in the face of lives being told about you. now hopefully the truth will come out. some more headlines. the search is underway from is a woman last seen walking her dog. police say sinead lyon's car was found in a lake four days after she was last seat in massachusetts. her family desperate francis posting this picture of the 41-year-old and her missing german shepherd. senator and paul accuses doctor anthony fauci lying about whether those will be vaccinated still need to wear a mask.

>> telling you a noble lie. he doesn't think we are smart enough to make decisions. his fear is the vaccinated quit wearing a mask the unvaccinated will say i am not wearing a mask either. he lies to you to say the mask makes a difference when in reality he knows better. jedediah: he was confronted in the capital gym for not wearing a mask while on the treadmill. the madness begins. oral roberts university getting its first ncaa tournament within 47 years. roberts, 15 seed, pulling off and overtime upset against number 2 seed ohio state. watch. >> to the outside washington and it is over. expect the unexpected. pete: 5 million records according to espn, might be the biggest, not the first upset for perdue, we number 13 seed north

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pete: the first photo processing center, gop chairman lieutenant colonel congressman alan west, thanks for being here. when you look at these migrant facilities, they are looking at moog rent -- movements at the border. the conditions they won't allow press in there. what is your take? >> good to be with you, greetings from lagrange, texas. this is appalling if this is something the trump administration was doing, not allowing the press to look at these facilities and they were castigating him as a deranged individual putting kids in cages but they don't know these conditions. what you see happening is the biden administration is destabilizing the safety and security and jeopardizing the great state of texas. we are having people come into texas that are covid positive when we are trying to turn a

corner from this nightmare. we know these people are being released until they stay in texas a lot of these teenagers, unaccompanied minors, texas is the number one state for human sex trafficking king, we should not be issuing a passive them to leave the border zone and come to town - dallas or midland or be released from the stations in brownsville, texas. jedediah: a lot of people feel lied to. if there were promises made that this would be a transparent administration. now you have reporters not being allowed access to facilities to properly let people know what is going on in these border facilities, that covid 19 would be prioritized, how can you prioritize covid 19 if you are allowing it to spread among migrants entering in such great capacity. there are a lot of promises, humanitarian approach to immigration is coming, this is

not humanitarian when you look at the crowded processing centers, the number of people, the conditions that are happening among children in particular, very concerning. what do you say to people who say this is what i voted for? >> we tried to warn you and good to see you and be with you, we tried to warn you, to tell you about the agenda of the progressive socialist left. what you see happening is by way of some 69 executive orders, joe biden is implemented the progressive socialist left's ideological agenda, open border agenda that you see happening and many other aspects, the green new deal agenda you see with his executive order so this is what the left is about. it is about the lying and manipulation and the american electorate is getting a very bad lesson on why they should not ever trust the democrat party and the left again.

will: you can help us cut through the lies. we heard from nancy pelosi suggesting the crisis at the border is under control in a humanitarian way to get the job done. you spent several years in congress. what is the job that nancy pelosi wants to get done, how does she define having this issue under control? >> she defines having this issue under control by allowing illegal immigrants to come in and fulfill the dreams of the open border policy and when you consider that redistricting is coming up we know what the long-term strategic goal for the left is. they want to get more people into a place like texas, a strong conservative red state or other red states and get redistricting done based on population and citizenship and wants to have a new victim class. for nancy pelosi and people of her ilk this is what they want to see happen, this is under control according to them.

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jedediah: the health apartment updating youth sports to allow one parent from the same household at their child's game. jordan cunningham blasting the move saying it fell from outer space. there is no scientific basis for this. we are allowed professional sports to convene, you can't take your family to a soccer field to watch your kids play

sports. joining us to react, kristin patterson and mother of 3 in the same district, kelly waller. thanks for being here, appreciate it. i am a mom. i have a 15, 16-month-old little boy, not playing sports yet but it would upset me a finally one parent, grandparent couldn't go. how does this make you feel? >> having sports shutdown for so long and having parents and grandparents vaccinated so they can attend these types of events and support their children and grandchildren it is very different. jedediah: people are getting vaccinated so if the goal is to follow the science then is this

a science-based decision that unilaterally they are saying one person regardless where they are vaccinated or not? >> absolutely not. it is not a science-based decision. when you look at the guidelines that are coming down top-heavy, the cdc h you don't see the one spectator thing until you get to frequently asked questions. they are doing this with new guidelines as well. in our case we haven't even been allowed at any of the meats this year. the school district to say you meet cdc guidelines and applying them in our school district with there is no room so we can't let you even if you can socially distance or wear a mask or do all kinds of creative measures. jedediah: this affects the kids too. even if they can play, part of the fun is having that supportive knowing mom or dad or

grandma or grandpa, a group of people come to support them, to have that minimized in the midst of a tough year how do your kids feel? >> exactly right. my son had a football game last night. we were able to gather additional tickets for my parents to come so having their support as they have in the past is huge. and able to see what is going on. they didn't work last night and we are completely disconnected and when some of these other families -- we are fortunate to have some choice but some of these families are split up and not able to make easy decision like we are and so the

guidelines our districts are given our conjectures. there is no basis. our stadium was well under 10% capacity. plenty of room and we see empty stands, they need to see parents or grandparents outside the gate with binoculars watching. it is completely different. jedediah: we want to thank both of you for being here. kids need a break at some point. hearing from moms and kids has been eye-opening. we wish you success. pro sports opening up. we hope kids can have as many family members as they want, thank you for joining us this morning. up next, dr. seuss, cancel cultures out of control and as the world goes well, mass derangement is growing across

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are not talking to kids about these things and our kids are biased. coronavirus, we are hearing more what teachers are being told to tell them and it is horrifying. they can't talk about it without being told you have something you are not aware of therefore your voice doesn't count and we are not focusing on the education of the kids but that is the foundation of everything in life, focusing on social criteria to reshape a narrative that isn't benefiting all children it isn't fair with a lot of them that is isolating. >> a smart and courageous north carolina mother talking about her school district, pushing critical race theory and telling white parents you don't have any say, sit down and deal with it. let's bring in douglas murray, author of the madness of crowds, gender, race and identity in the strange death of europe. you heard what that north

carolina mom had to say. what do you do when faced with the curriculum and mob mentality of critical race theory? >> the answer is normal ordinary americans have to stand up as that mother didn't speak out and say what is happening in their children's schools. for parents to say what is happening in child's college and to say this isn't right. we can't have america divided up among racial lines of groups that are some privileged and some are not. not just in education but in public discourse. look what happened last week, tragic horrible shooting becomes a race war. activists who spent recent years denigrating asian americans start talking about what

privilege asian americans do or do not have. is divisive, impossible and wrong. >> you have written the following in the daily wire. being told we can't question, quote, the truth of anyone who says they are a victim is more evidence of the world's mass derangement syndrome. victimhood is not only a shield against rebuttal but even being questions but what happens when there is this victimhood olympics. if everyone is claiming the status of victimhood what happens when you add two victims going against each other with competing interests? >> one of the specific stories that prompted that was the case of megan markel, the duchess of sussex. she has her truth, let's call the whole thing off, who is to say you there used to be a concept which was the truth,

something you could prove, provide evidence for, in a case like megan markel you say i am a victim, i had mental illness issues. i have been depressed. a lot of things. somebody else's you are bully and that is what she is in at the moment. who exactly wins in that situation? this becomes a real-life world to people who aren't princesses. all across america people having to juggle with this. in this case, terrible case this week. if you talk about groups as victims in their totality and other people perpetrated in their totality what you do is you start to say to people it would be good for you if you were part of a victim group and people are trying to shuffle huge numbers of americans into victim groups and oppressive groups, and who is to say where that comes in?

jedediah: when we talk about cancel culture i'm less interested as it pertains to what they want to distribute, we talked about the death of the apology, you behaved a certain way, you apologized, changed, you grew and became a better person but you weren't criminalized for the behavior you did 10 or 20 years ago. now it seems something you did 15 years ago could be the end of you and there is no grace shown to anyone. it is a very troublesome world we are entering if that is our mentality. how do you feel about all that? >> i wrote about this on forgiveness. we are in an attempt to push a new religion on the american public, the religion of social justice activism and much more.

this religion has thought a lot about anger, how you get something back. it hasn't thought a lot about forgiveness. the society we are in remembers absolutely everything, it can forget nothing, and you are out of a job, society spends no time talking about the only mechanism many of us have to get out of that which is forgiveness. religion did focus on that. >> check out his books, the man of the crowd, the death of europe, thank you so much. still ahead the white house had a handful of -- remember when presidential candidate kamala harris did that? >> have you ever smoked? >> i have.

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past marijuana use. >> is tulsi gabbard said on the debate stage kamala harris is laughing how she was lighting up. if i have my timeline correct, while she was an assistant in the district attorney's office locking of nonviolent drug offenders or helping to do so so the standard makes no sense. marijuana has been decriminalized, biden says he wants to decriminalize it federally. punish your number 2, the one who bragged about smoking pot, not random staffers who just want to take home a good day's pay. pete: that attempted admission the didn't line up with when she was in college showed that was a farce but the policy of firing people with past marijuana use is interesting. here is what jen psaki had to say, the white house security services to update policies to

ensure past marijuana use would not automatically disqualify staff from the white house, the hundreds of people hired only 5 are no longer employed as a result of this policy. who is behind this? >> the number one thing they want to ensure when clearing folks with security clearances like the white house, the main thing and the number one piece of advice of all people applying for security clearance don't lie, if you smoke pot, confess you smoked pot, they want to ensure no one can be leveraged or blackmailed in any way so you have staffers who did not lie and are being published -- punished anyway as i hope the american people can see how broken the laws are to begin with. marijuana alongside heroin and schedules for which is considered much less risky or dependent risk include tramadol

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on top of that, so much respect for dave, he says i'm a part of this, anytime i can get creative, they ask me to be part of that i am all -- pete: your name was invokes multiple times. you wrote a ton of hits, raising awareness about veterans suicide, the gap between military and civilian divide. talk to me about the depth of your commitment to this mission? >> i will jump right in. it was started by richard casper who suffered traumatic brain injury and found the arts helped him kind of heal after coming home. i said i would be involved in any way i can so happy to do it.

pete: you served in iraq and suffered injuries from a grenade explosion. you talked about the healing from being part of this process. >> it does relate. thanks for having me on. a lot of different programs, counseling and what not. going through this program, doing this and getting it out to these guys and seeing what they made of it sparked a lot inside me to do something else constructive instead of destructive. pete: i heard that from a lot of guys. what was it about getting that out, those four hours of talking about it, explain to our

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